Thoughtful, detailed coverage of the Mac, iPhone, and iPad, plus the best-selling Take Control ebooks.

 

View Full Threads in Apple Mail

Many users are aware of Apple Mail's message threading feature, which highlights related email messages within the Inbox. However, many people don't know how to view both sent and received messages within a thread at once. To do so, first enable Message Threading under Mail's Viewing Preferences. Then, Command-click both the mailbox containing your threaded messages, and your Sent box. Now you can view both sent and received messages within the thread simultaneously.

Visit MacTipster blog

Submitted by
Sharon Zardetto

 
 

Hot Topics in TidBITS Talk/02-Jul-07

Send Article to a Friend


Initial iPhone impressions -- What are your initial impressions of the iPhone? (1 message)


Mac-friendly alternatives to Exchange? Microsoft's Exchange isn't the only game in town. What other mail and calendar servers are available? (5 messages)


iPhone Hypesteria -- Has the iPhone been over-hyped? The coverage of the device can be even more annoying outside the United States, where it's not likely to be available for some time. (8 messages)


Snapz Pro X 2.1 Goes Universal -- Ambrosia Software's highly regarded screen capture utility now runs natively on Intel-based Macs. Readers discuss how they use it to create professional screencasts. (4 messages)


iPhone confusion at AT&T -- A reader details confusion on the part of AT&T prior to the iPhone's release, and wonders how difficult it will be for people to get activated and transfer numbers from other carriers. (4 messages)


Odd AirPort Issue -- Here's an odd problem. Why would a MacBook connected via AirPort refuse to connect to Google's servers? (3 messages)


iPhone Language Capabilities -- What scripts can the iPhone display properly? (1 message)


iPhone and DUNS? Can an iPhone act as a modem for a laptop? (1 message)

 

Make friends and influence people by sponsoring TidBITS!
Put your company and products in front of tens of thousands of
savvy, committed Macintosh users who actually buy stuff.
More information: <http://db.tidbits.com/advertising.html>